bullseye

This shows a direct hit on the center of a target. It's used to mean you've precisely achieved a goal or succeeded.

Use it in situations where you've hit a goal, like acing a test or buying something you wanted. It can give the feeling of "That's it!"

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Beyond a physical target, it's also widely used to mean "hit the nail on the head" when someone guesses your thoughts correctly or gets to the heart of an issue.

Although it comes from games like darts or archery, it's now used as a symbol of success in all areas of life, from defining a 'target audience' in business to setting personal goals. It's also popular as an expression of agreement, like "You're right."